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THE FUIL USE OF IODAY IS THE BEST PREPA RATION FOR TO'VTORROW HSIIE ON I,EAIIE ?nd Class Fetty 0ffloer, Robert Gateo, son of l[r. & l{rs. Ben Gatee of the ylII- age of Mo0utrlon Lako, arrivod home on Deoenber 5th for a thirty day leave, af ter havlng setrled aboard the U.S.S. Oonstollatlon. Bobt s tour of duty took hln to Viet Nan, .Iapaa, Eong Kong, Eawali. and the !h111lplnes , &rong many other porto . Ee reoently roenllcted for si stx )'oar"tour of duttrr and at the end of hls lsavo, hs wlll report to the !{aval Alr Statlsn Lu llonphis, Tennossee for eloven weoks of exteadod study, before bolng reasslgned to atr alroraft oarrl.or. CONGN.ESSMAN MeCI,,ORY ANNOUNCES SIIMMER FEDERAL JOB EXAUINATIONS Congressman Robert McCIory (R., Lake Bluff ) fras announeed that open eorryet- itive exaninations for summer employment wtth the Federal- Government wiII be csnducted by the U.S. Civil Service Comrnlssion on January 7 , L967 t and on tr"eb ary L, L957 . The natior*'ride examinations wiII be for the position of trOffice and Scienee Assistantrtt which is a temporary job in various trederaL departments and agencies. Salaries range from $69 to $gZ per week. Postal Jobs are not covered by this examination. A separate exarnlnation for sununer work in the Postal Field Servlce wiLI be announeed later. fnterested students may obtain a copy of the Clvil Service Cornmission Announcement No. hof (Wnich includes an Application Form) at the U.S. Post Offices at Ir'laukegan, Woodstoek, Elgin or Chicaeo. Deadlines for recelpt of the completed application by the II.S. Civil Senrice Cormission in Washlngton, D.C. are December 9, L956, and Jarnrary 9e L957 , MMMEW TIATTB"AI, !EAi'ITT CTTATTON PRESS RELEASE FOA POST'JiA STER A sr:ecial rlCita+,ion of Meritrr for coooeration j, n ?resi-dent Johnson I s Natr:ral Beaut;r Drogram wiII be presented Saturday, lleeenber LOth, at 2r3O to l{onder Lake, Postnaster FauI Eberle. Postmas+.er Eber Ie wi Ll aecept the 3lrard on behalf oo the eitizens of lnlonder Lake and *.he ',,jonCer Lake GarCen C lub, Boy Scouts, Aneriean T-,egion and Kiwanis who helped i-n the beautiflcation effort, Frank G. Sule$ski who r"riLl represent Postnaster General Lawrene€ F. 0rBrien at the presentation ceremony said : trOnly those cornrnrnities r^rhi-ch have made a eoncerted eprort to imorove the anpear- anee ef their post offiees are recipients 6f t,he E$rfl.Td.ll The citation is presented after the nosta I f ae i !-i-tv has received a superior rating in a very rigi'I insoeetion by postal offieials from regionaL head- ouarters an.1 revie'wed carefully by the Assista.nt Post,naster General for Faeil- Lties. Prestdent Johnson I s Natr:ral Beauty Program is designed to imrrrove the Iandseape or the nation. The lalonder Lake rrost offlce wtII reeeive the ar.rard as a result of the balanced landseaped g-ounds surrounding the builCing and the Lobby displays. The ernphasi-s on aesthetics shorrld ri,rake olilr oost of f iee a rnore p leasant plaet to vistt and do businessp Post- naster Eberle eommented, lt should be enphasized that our projeet uas be.qun to enhanee the appearanee of the aree ancl we hope that others in the corrrnrrnity wiII be eneouraqed to nake lironder Lake more attraetive. Erank i}. Sulewski, Assistant to the pegionaL llirector post 0f f iee Departo nent 6? Ohieaeo wiII nake the rrr€sent- ation this eoning Saturrlay. "i,Ionder La!<ers ,,rill remenrber him as the post Master Generalrs representative at the Cerlieation of the $'Ionder Lake Post O"fiee in 196I. 5